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About Rbarleatherworks
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Kamloops, BC Canada
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All Leatherwork, Horseback Riding, 4-H, Team Penning, Cattle Sorting, Barrel Racing, Trail Riding.
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Repairs, Custom Leather Work
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Ok... thanks again for the information... I think I will try the Gorilla (I prefer to buy locally) but will definitely practice on a few pieces before I commit. If it doesn't work I guess Amazon it is Thanks again for the knowledge shared ... Love this page
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hmmmmmm .... actually it looks like I'm not able to get the 3M90 but I did find 3M77 or Gorilla Spray .... any ideas which would be the better option? TIA R-
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Thanks so much guys, I am not sure I can find Copydex locally but will try the 3M90 .... Thanks again R-
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Rbarleatherworks started following Stitching horse from Farm Woodwork book, Glue for Foam, 331LR Needles and and 1 other
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Hi all, Does anyone have any experience in gluing Foam together and what adhesive would be the best? I'm working on a motorcycle seat and some of the foam needs to be replaced. TIA Regan
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Hand grips for my bike. Step by step.
Rbarleatherworks replied to pzarkov's topic in Motorcycles and Biker Gear
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Beautiful job Randy ... Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours
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Thank you kgg ... I will have a look there R-
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Hi all, Does anyone know where I might be able to find these Needles? Thank you
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First Scabbard
Rbarleatherworks replied to rktaylor's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Beautiful job Randy I hope all is well Regan -
Replacing Quad Seat Questions
Rbarleatherworks replied to Rbarleatherworks's topic in How Do I Do That?
Good thinking @Handstitched, Thanks for that tip -
Replacing Quad Seat Questions
Rbarleatherworks replied to Rbarleatherworks's topic in How Do I Do That?
Thank you guys for sharing your experiences I really appreciate that. I did watch a YouTube Video on recovering and learned tons so I think I might have enough info now to move forward and feel confident. Ive learned that an Electric Knife is your best friend for cutting the foam and an angle grinder for shaping The fellow I watched used a spray on adhesive but I don't have that set up so I hope Contact Cement will do the trick. Here is a pick of the seat ... and yes ATV seat would be the proper term for it .. sorry for any confusion. -
Hi all I have had a project come to me that I am looking forward to tackling but I have a few questions. I have recovered a few Dirt Bike Seats in the past but the seat and foam itself was all intact so they were fairly simple.. but now I have a Seat from a Quad and the cover and Foam are quite damaged. So I am looking for some tips on replacing the foam... (ie. Type of Foam, how to Cut and Shape it to the seat & how to attach it, and any other considerations.) I have already bought some Marine Vinyl for the top. I realize this is not a leather related question but I thought the repair process is similar to many leather seats that it would be ok to post ... if it is not OK please free to remove. Thanks, Regan
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Good Morning Beautiful work I have a question ... does anyone know the reason that the clamp comes out of the seat on that angle? I have one but it comes up straight. I don't use it much but when I do I think it works just fine so curious as to why this one is on an angle. Thanks for sharing
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Dog walking/training belt
Rbarleatherworks replied to Klara's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Love it, great idea ... I made a bag for treats for myself and I have to say it comes in very handy but I am always feeling like I need more bags or places to put things.!! -
Leatherwork newbie looking for lace source to start braiding.
Rbarleatherworks replied to BEDavisBrown's topic in Braiding
This is their Website LatigoAmigo http://www.beaconhillbraidedleatherleads.com/ give that a try